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Mont 24 Hours of Canberra - NE
Canberra, Australia, October 13-14, 2002
A lot can happen in 24 hours
by Paul Mirtschin
Twenty four hours was all it took to take last year's course from pristine singletrack to a smouldering wreck at the start of this year. But after ten months of magic from the singletrack fairies, what has been said to be the hardest 24 Hour course yet was put to the test.
1402 riders, including 46 solo male and 11 solo female, started the Mont Australian 24 hour race in sunny Canberra on a very dry and dusty 17.9km course. With some sections of last year's course and an entirely new section on Mt. Stromlo, the race saw some of the best (and worst) mountain bikers in Australia take on pain, tiredness and in some instances hangovers to see who was the best.
And the title went to "Yeti and the Bunnymen", a team consisting of Paul Rowney, Trent Lowe, Rob Eva and Perren Delacour. And with a line-up like that, it's no wonder they were the best. "Yeti and the Bunnymen" managed 30 laps in 24:08:00, an average of just over 48 minutes per lap. They also took out the fastest lap time of 42.14.
Solo winners were Joshua Street with a total of 23 laps in 24.22.15 and Rosmary King with 18 laps in 24.34.25, both amazing results considering the dusty conditions they both endured.
Slowest lap award goes to Melissa Crawfors (Riding Miss Daisy) who took 16.06.45 to complete her lap. I'm guessing she either had a bit of a rest in there, or rode into town for a movie and a meal.
The "What A Goose" award goes to the guy who crossed the line at the 23:59:59 mark and had to complete another lap for his team to finish, while the runner up goes to an unnamed rider who decided to start a fast lap from inside the transition tent (a no-ride zone) and ended up in a big pile when he clipped a pedal on the wheel of another rider who was waiting to transition. The no ride rule applies for that very reason I think.
The number crunchers at Canberra Off Road Cyclists tell us that the total distance ridden over the event was 114,200km, just under three times the circumference of the earth, with a total lap count of 6,380 laps.
The solo perspective
By Mel Venn
Well, what a weekend!
I've got to say I was skeptical when I heard it would be so big. Having been at all 4 races now, I initially wondered how different it was going to be from the first year and 300 riders total. Apart from the post-race gridlock in the carpark, I think it all went brilliantly.
My race went a lot better than I expected, given my very poor preparation. Changing job situations, moving house and general slackness all contributed to my not doing any regular riding or rides over 50km for the last four months or so, but obviously the somewhat sporadic commuting has helped me keep my base fitness up a bit. Seems to be one case where being stubborn and really hard on myself pays off.
The pre-ride of the course on Friday afternoon had me a little worried, mainly because I had heaps of trouble keeping my heart rate down on the long climb. I decided before the race to make a concerted effort to keep my HR under 80 percent, to spin up the longer climbs in granny, and to keep my cadence over 80 when I wasn't in the sniggly bits (I figured if it works for Lance, maybe it'd work for me!). I think this strategy paid off, and I ended up having decent endurance even if I didn't have the speed to go with it. I think I probably saw pretty much all of the competitors at some stage or other, when they overtook me going at snail-pace. It was great to see smiles on so many people's faces when I pulled over to let them through. Most people were very courteous, although there were a few dodgy overtaking moves that nearly saw both of us off the track. I don't begrudge them though - the speedy whippets were in it for a different reason than me. I figured I'd just go out there and ride at a comfortable (?) pace for as long as I could.
And yes, Tyno (Anthony Hawke) did laugh at me when I said I was going to do 12 laps - but he later explained that he thought I was going to wuss out on the night laps again... It was bloody awful watching him bomb out after all the effort he'd put into training - that was probably the only lowlight of the entire weekend.
As well as the HR and cadence, I paid a lot more attention to food and water this year. I carbo loaded for the four days before the event, and had heaps of water, gatorade, carbo drink and glucose polymers during the race, as well as pasta for dinner. I think this probably made all the difference - I managed not to bonk or go seriously lactic or crampy for the whole event, which surprised me a lot.
That said, the braking ruts were hell on the knees and lower back, and by Sunday morning I'd started scoffing ibuprofen and dreading the bumpy downhill sections. Definitely glad for the Rocket's suspension - nice and light for the climbs, no bobbing, and took out the worst of it. The pain from riding the first two years on a HT is unfortunately unforgettable.
I loved the course (although perhaps not as much as the previous one), especially Dirty Dick and Backtrack. Barrelling down (by my definition, anyway!) Kuhmo walls was a blast! Didn't love Skyline, the first singletrack or the final bit of singletrack, mainly because of the bumps and my inability to maintain a decent rhythm - talk about snail pace.
Thanks heaps to Pauly for being a great support crew, flashing ear and all, and to all the other mtb-oz listees who made the weekend such a fun one. I'll be back soloing next year, hopefully with better preparation to add some speed to the endurance.
I'm totally in awe of Rosemary, Mel McIntyre and the other female soloists - definitely inspires me to push harder.
Again, thanks to the organisers and all involved - another fantastic event.
Highlights
- All the smiles and encouragement from other riders and spectators the general good-naturedness of the whole event
- Watching a bunch of MTB almost-newbies get a team together and get out there (go Hahn Wit Chix chicks!)
- The people I chatted to on the climb who made it seem shorter
- Having a unicyclist keep up with me on the singletrack on Friday - bloody amazing!
Stats
- Riding time: a bit under 20h
- Laps: 12
- Mechanicals: none, other than some chain-slip when it got clogged with dust
- Stacks: 2 (once giving way to Marti, when I put my foot in a hole and went over sideways; once going down Kuhmo walls)
- Gu/glucose polymer: averaged one per lap
- Gatorade: 5x 750mL
- Carbo drink: 4x 750mL
- Water: almost 1L/lap
- Fastest lap: 1:13 (second one - I told you I was a slowcoach!)
- Slowest actual riding lap: 1:45 (including a mix-up with battery changes and three false starts)
Video
Video of the 2002 Mont 24 Hours of Canberra was kindly provided by Joe Ward, cyclist, cameraman and film editor. It was originally shown on SBS just after the race, but since most competitors would have been either travelling or sleeping, here it is to view at your pleasure. A 30 minute special on the race is in development as we speak, so look out for it in the coming months.
Photos
Images by Paul Mirtschin/Cyclingnews
- Somewhere in there is a rider briefing
- Riders and crews try to listen to the rules
- So we start over there right?
- A third of the start row
- The other two thirds
- And here they come, the first riders off the mark
- Closely followed by the other 300
- Including a viking
- Some of the riders decided to walk the start, there is plenty of time
- A traffic jam on the start line
- At the end of the start loop
- Ah cannay give et annay more powah Cap'n
- Twelve minutes into the race, and it's already a cloud of dust
- We are Devo
- Rosemary King, one of 11 solo female riders
- Yes! I finished the start loop. Can I go home now?
- Ten minutes after the first rider and still they come
- Paul Rowney after lap one. 23 hours and 15 minutes later they had won.
- Riders mingle in the transition area
- One of the bad parts, waiting for your turn to race
- Setting up the trials area for a round of the National Series
- Trials riders from around Australia helped keep people entertained
- Now I'm up here, how do I get down?
- This is how you get down
- Night laps, and someone had to bring the H.I.D.'s
- UFO's coming in to land
- Bright lights are so very handy
- The Transition Tent at midnight, or was it 1am?
- Come morning and it's hard to wake up
- Part of the campsite at dawn
- Someone looks happy with her dawn lap
- A section of singletrack after 22 hours
- One of many tired and sore riders
- Note to self, even if it's not a good line, someone will take it
- Full suspension was the weapon of choice
- But others went for the hardtails
- The key to winning is to not slow down
- One of the fast sections through the pine trees
- Only 2 hours to go
- A solo rider after too many laps
- Kuhmo Walls was a fun ride down
- A lot of female riders entered this year.
- Concentrate or the pain begins
- Another solo entrant
- Low, fast and hang on
- Or you can just ride flat out
- It's hard to keep the wheel down sometimes
- Sometimes I don't think you are taking this seriously
- Houston, we have touchdown
- Weeeeeeee ……
- The most common look on riders in this section
- Another of the MTB chix
- High speed log jump
- Crossing logs can be done with grace
- Or with seven inches of travel
- Log crossing, corner, potential carnage
- I'll turn you into a newt if you're not careful
- A rider stalls before crossing the line
- The rider on the right gets the news he has to do another lap
- Riders cross the finish line
- Huw Kingston, Polaris organiser
- Too much energy means you didn't ride hard enough
- A unicyclist with a dodgy jersey
- Belinda McIntyre looks relieved to have finished
- 8 inches of travel, luxury
- A bunch finish, 24 hour style
- Yeti and the Bunnymen, 1st place overall
- Michael Day, a giant on a Giant
- Denna Kingdom of team Mac Chicks
- The tandem riders cross the line
- Catherine Toet, 4th place in Solo Female
- Jamie Green crosses the line in style
- Benjamin O'Keeffe about to finish his Solo race
- Too much energy, way too much energy
- Last years winner Melanie McIntyre crosses in second place in Solo Women
- Dave Hughes and Tony Hawke finish together
- Brian Deangelo of team Learsport
- Disco Stu don't need gears
- Melinda Venn finishes 7th in Solo Female
- Mel Venn looking very tired
- You talking to me? You talking to ME?
Images by Mark Watson/mwphotography.com.au
- Riders try to breath in all the dust
- Fast sweeping singletrack
- Why am I on the ground?
- Paul Rowney on one of his many fast laps
- He looks happy now, but just wait 23 hours
- One of a growing number of female entrants
- Riders relax one the firetrail sections
- Although some use it to pick up time
- Two's company, especially on a tandem
- If he looks blurry now, just wait until 3am
- Welcome to the brewery
- Five hours down, nineteen to go
- Out of nowhere came this guy on a bike
- The Drop-bear sets its sights
- Another rider drops in
- Fitted with lights and waiting for sunset
- Whoooosh!
- And down we go
- The transition area at night
- Riders head out for another lap
- No time to waste
- Bright lights are handy
- She looks happy to be back on the bike
- That white dust was everywhere
- Like a ghost in the night
- The tandem team is still going
- And then this pixie came out of nowhere
- Soon all of this will be singletrack
- Disco Stu slides it out
- Your washing machine will hate that
- Don't get too excited you haven't crossed the line yet
- Disco Stu rocks out
- Do ya think we look silly or what?
Results
Solo Male Laps Time 1 Joshua Street 23 24.22.15 2 Saul Britton 21 24.21.11 3 Paul Eccleston 21 25.00.51 4 Nat Anglem 20 24.09.28 5 Patrick Jones 19 24.05.09 6 Chrisopher Smith 18 24.01.59 7 Ian Wright 17 24.00.22 8 Tom McKinnon 17 24.00.46 9 Nicholas Crisp 17 24.24.42 10 Brendan Den 16 24.13.43 11 Mikhail Chai 16 25.06.40 12 Duncan Watt 14 24.00.19 13 Andrew Rowe 13 24.03.11 14 Richard Davis 13 24.03.26 15 Michael Howes 13 25.10.14 16 Brad Adams 13 25.11.54 17 Joseph Schifano 12 24.06.18 18 Benjamin O'Keeffe 12 24.17.49 19 Andrew Crawley 12 24.46.07 20 Rodney Watts 11 24.00.56 21 Steve Peddle 11 24.07.40 22 Jamie Green 11 24.12.28 23 Adam McGrath 10 24.02.33 24 Ben Damyon 10 24.03.57 25 Tony Winterbottom 10 24.07.37 26 Robert Somerville 10 24.23.42 27 Darryl Leonard 10 24.36.56 28 Roger Simionato 8 24.01.40 29 Gareth Paton 8 24.11.44 30 Anthony Hawke 8 24.19.04 31 Brad Leeson 7 24.02.47 32 Steve Tattam 7 24.20.16 33 Alan Anderson 5 24.00.53 DNF Hugh Flower 12 17.09.44 DNF Adrian Laing 9 10.20.24 DNF Shane Paton 9 11.02.41 DNF Oliver Pringle 9 16.38.39 DNF Chris Fox 8 9.53.48 DNF Brenden Hargraves 8 16.48.21 DNF Martin Mullin 7 9.12.59 DNF Steve Donaghue 6 7.23.57 DNF Kim Christensen 4 6.06.23 DNF Michael Brice 3 10.51.16 DNF Adam Hogan 1 1.29.01 Solo Female 1 Rosmary King 18 24.34.25 2 Melanie McIntyre 17 24.18.28 3 Jodie Street 15 24.04.46 4 Catherine Toet 15 24.11.10 5 Kay Haarsma 14 25.08.59 6 Kate Maslen 13 24.00.04 7 Melinda Venn 12 24.23.05 8 Belinda Green 10 24.16.28 9 Belinda McIntyre 9 24.03.33 10 Katherine Hill 4 24.03.53 DNF Jaime Fox 4 5.17.31 Marathon Pairs Male 1 Lead Nuts 28 24.57.03 2 Park Tools 25 24.42.16 3 TREK 24 24.11.34 4 Crusty Bangers 22 24.35.30 5 Road Kill 21 24.46.49 6 Stair Way to Heaven 20 24.09.14 7 Creekwalkers Social Club 20 24.22.54 8 Polaris Plodders 19 24.01.23 9 And then there were two 18 24.07.45 10 Crusty Arse’s of Dirt 18 24.10.33 11 The hopefuls 18 24.16.54 12 Team Tortoises 17 24.00.24 13 ACT Jeeptraction 16 24.43.43 14 Hogans Heroes 14 24.00.31 15 Bodyscience 14 24.05.42 16 Matt & Andy 14 24.51.42 17 Team Clipsal 13 24.10.36 18 The omegos 10 25.02.22 19 Eval 8 24.10.54 20 The Water Barrs 7 24.29.51 DNF 2 Dumb 4 Gears 13 21.32.05 Marathon Pairs Female 1 Riding Miss Daisy 7 24.29.30 Marathon Pairs Mixed 1 Singletrack Mind 17 24.31.33 Musketeers 3 Male 1 Mummy - Wanting Wall - Hitters 27 24.35.16 2 Nuthouse escape Team 26 24.32.23 3 Onya Bike Warehouse 25 24.01.32 4 Secret Squirrels 25 24.13.39 5 WTB 25 24.57.16 6 Spinning Aliens 24 24.41.38 7 Team Howlong 23 24.20.18 8 One crash, two crash, three 23 24.29.05 9 2 Men & a Roadie 23 25.01.53 10 Carpe Noctem 21 24.32.02 11 Quality Roadie Scum 18 24.00.51 12 Bendigoers 18 24.13.48 13 Marty’s Mob of Marvellous Moonlight Mechanics 16 24.19.14 14 Team Cracknell 15 24.22.22 15 Darryl Grant Cycles 11 24.06.28 DNF Bendigo Babe Magnets 17 20.35.57 Musketeers 3 Female 1 Fembots 18 24.25.00 2 KBL 13 24.26.46 3 Mac-Chicks 11 24.09.53 Musketeers 3 Mixed 1 Ramjets (Roger for Short) 19 24.06.43 DNF Millie's in a Hurry 14 20.28.22 Team of 4 Male 1 Yeti and the Bunnymen 30 24.08.00 2 Legend Cycles 29 24.27.28 3 NFI 28 24.43.26 4 Crusty Ring Quartet 28 24.47.18 5 Walrus Brothers Racing 26 24.03.24 6 Fast & The Furious (Team A) 26 24.36.48 7 Meat and Three Veg 25 24.00.35 8 Golden Shower 25 24.05.29 9 The Dark in the Lightness 25 24.08.56 10 Highly Strung Quartet 25 24.27.48 11 Thor Thyclists 25 24.49.51 12 CC111 24 24.02.41 13 Los Machina 24 24.07.57 14 Furry Oysters 24 24.14.00 15 4 Sore Cracks 24 24.18.20 16 The Lakers 24 24.19.46 17 3 Walrus’s & a Penguin 24 24.20.24 18 Dirty Men with a Filthy Habit 24 24.25.03 19 Troy invades A Veranda 24 24.25.24 20 Team Vicious Cycle 24 25.06.01 21 Bruised Buttocks 23 24.00.49 22 Tortoises & the Hare 23 24.00.59 23 The F. F. F. Firies 23 24.05.04 24 Powerhouse 23 24.09.25 25 Hatley’s Heroes 23 24.14.40 26 Not Now Honey 23 24.20.22 27 Team Reg 23 24.24.07 28 Maddogs 23 24.28.55 29 The Soggy Bottoms 23 24.30.37 30 DTAC2002 23 24.31.05 31 Team Colortron 23 24.41.49 32 Tool Squeezers 23 24.48.04 33 Hardcore Cyclotics 23 25.08.53 34 Gerry-at-Tricks 22 24.03.08 35 Mountain Maniacs 22 24.04.11 36 Lamo Project 22 24.05.49 37 LeftOvers 22 24.09.31 38 Thrilled to Bits 22 24.14.16 39 Basket Case 22 24.18.16 40 Team Dirty Sanchez 22 24.23.25 41 Team Klickski 22 24.30.50 42 Computer Quest 22 24.36.44 43 UNSW (we all love it) 22 24.37.06 44 Loose Unit 1 22 24.38.07 45 Day of Pain 22 24.42.09 46 Team Amber 22 24.42.28 47 Things that go bump in the night 22 24.46.18 48 Phat Boy Slim (II) 21 24.01.02 49 Team Windsor Cycles 21 24.02.05 50 Lank 21 24.02.23 51 Numb Noodle 21 24.04.03 52 Team Fafooma 21 24.07.50 53 Legless Pedalers 21 24.12.35 54 Team Steamtrain MK II 21 24.33.19 55 GESTANK 21 24.39.19 56 Ya Mother Loves It! 21 24.50.51 57 Flying Pigs 20 24.02.13 58 Team Bucket 20 24.05.58 59 Acidental Stuntmen 20 24.06.35 60 Faulty Tyres 20 24.07.53 61 Corryong Fellas 20 24.09.00 62 FUBAR 20 24.10.19 63 Blazing Entrails 20 24.12.15 64 Team Pants 20 24.19.00 65 Second Wind 20 24.26.10 66 The Trolls 20 24.27.52 67 Loose Unit 2 20 25.27.11 68 The bombers 19 24.01.21 69 QUAD-ruplicity 19 24.03.21 70 Wooly Mammoth 19 24.05.52 71 Eight Wheels of Justice 19 24.22.59 72 Team Posse 19 24.52.10 73 Fourzaparty 18 24.02.08 74 Mudgutters 18 24.05.39 75 Odd Socks 18 25.00.35 76 Lab Rats 17 24.02.19 77 Mal-Adjusted & his Merry Wrench Men 17 24.05.55 78 Team Turkey Slap 17 24.06.08 79 Vegie Patch 17 24.11.04 80 Plague of Frogs 17 24.14.49 81 Lizards 17 24.24.14 82 G.R.T.- 17 24.53.59 83 Team F.A.K.M 16 24.09.22 84 The Maybes 16 24.43.36 85 Two Heads 16 25.07.34 86 Lost and all Stromlonesome 15 24.05.00 87 Three Plus One 15 24.06.31 88 Has Beans 15 24.16.48 89 Genuine Southside Mafia 8 24.08.37 DNF Team Viagra 20 21.13.39 DNF The Kreb Cyclists 18 23.44.09 DNF The Haemorrhoids 15 23.12.05 DNF Training Starts Today 12 16.25.01 DNF The bogans 11 20.09.11 DNF Dont Let Me Ride 10 13.36.32 Team of 4 Female 1 Morticia's Sisters 20 24.51.07 2 Dirty Dassies 19 24.33.09 3 Stealth 16 24.04.21 4 Chicks, Bikes & 8 Smokin’ Wheels 10 24.26.02 Team of 4 Mixed 1 Nuts & Spanna 22 24.18.33 2 Team Kingswood 21 24.20.10 3 Are We There Yet 20 24.04.51 4 Bugalugs 20 24.15.52 5 Gurus 20 24.30.30 6 Vikings Blinders 19 24.03.19 7 Three Skips & a Kiwi 19 24.27.04 8 Last Ditch Effort 18 24.06.16 9 Dirt Spinners 18 24.17.33 10 Team Jessie 18 24.34.06 11 Lionheart Muscat Trailers 17 24.16.22 12 Riding Shotgun 14 24.10.16 13 The Pissweak Kids 10 24.25.10 DNF Team Evolution 14 22.38.13 Team of 6 Male 1 Trekers 28 24.21.52 2 No Idea Team 28 24.45.44 3 Team Glow 27 24.02.38 4 Team Fankles Racing 27 24.04.31 5 Kilkenny Killers 26 24.05.21 6 Fatslow 26 24.32.55 7 Burgh Boys 26 24.40.37 8 Team Cucumber 25 24.04.38 9 Team Camelbak 25 24.20.55 10 F.C.C. 25 24.25.58 11 STUMPF KONIGE 25 24.30.42 12 Team Euro + two 25 24.31.54 13 Benigo’s Little Devils 25 24.45.10 14 Team OAF 25 24.49.48 15 Barrons Rouge 25 24.51.01 16 Freddy got Fingered 24 24.00.15 17 Team six Pack 24 24.15.03 18 Team AC 24 24.18.25 19 Freewheel Magazine 24 24.22.50 20 Singletrack minded 24 24.32.12 21 Team Kruddler 24 24.34.21 22 Sexual Chocolate 23 24.06.21 23 Knobbies 23 24.08.47 24 Screaming Knees 23 24.12.58 25 Wanted Sixth Rider 23 24.15.57 26 The Slow and the Curious 23 24.18.11 27 Feel The Quality 23 24.33.05 28 Legends in our Own Mind 23 24.33.12 29 Yahoos (serious) 23 24.33.40 30 King O’Malley’s Nights 23 24.36.14 31 Team Cabbage 23 24.45.48 32 WOWM 23 24.51.33 33 CHC 23 24.51.47 34 Gnorty Gnomes 23 24.53.41 35 Tyred Rims 23 24.59.43 36 Unknown8 23 25.04.09 37 Porn Stars 22 24.00.44 38 Team Kombi 22 24.05.15 39 Fast and the Furious (Team B) 22 24.13.33 40 Axles of Evil 22 24.29.54 41 Scalded Monkeys 22 24.42.23 42 The Three Eyed Fish 22 24.47.26 43 Snail Trail 22 24.49.04 44 Hammer n Cycle Bruisers 22 24.49.18 45 Team Jerky 22 24.54.35 46 El Camino 21 24.06.02 47 Sugar Dogs 21 24.15.37 48 Odd Number of Gears 21 24.26.34 49 Remote Controlled Cows 21 24.39.14 50 Sprocket Rockets 21 24.40.13 51 Rollmops 21 24.48.27 52 668 21 24.50.55 53 Viagra Vets 21 25.06.31 54 Snail Blazers 20 24.02.11 55 Xstream upstream 20 24.04.06 56 Agunga La Gunga 20 24.05.46 57 Helgas Horny Husbands 20 24.08.04 58 Six Sore by 24 20 24.11.16 59 The Dirty Half Dozen 20 24.28.33 60 The Beligerent Wanderer 20 24.35.45 61 Fat Ferrets 20 24.51.22 62 Dirty Half Dozen (Version 2) 20 24.57.07 63 4 Poms & a Pair of Clogs 20 25.07.51 64 Yahoo Mixed 20 25.09.45 65 State Forests Marketing 20 25.12.17 66 Team D.O.A 19 24.02.16 67 Team Bilby 19 24.22.32 68 Lithgow Phantoms 19 24.22.46 69 The Weak Legged Knee Knockers 19 24.33.44 70 Los Cojones Grandes 19 24.54.13 71 Tooheys Old Fellas 18 24.22.29 72 Team Caffeine 18 24.42.04 73 Southside Brown Shirts 17 24.36.22 74 There Goes my Gonads 15 24.04.16 75 Anti-pro 14 24.15.40 76 Team LearSport 14 24.20.12 Team of 6 Female 1 Cycle Cooma ACTAS 23 24.04.42 2 Who’s afraid of the dark 22 24.11.39 3 Punnani’s comin’ atchya 22 24.44.53 4 Twelve Jugs 21 24.18.56 5 Blazing Buttocks 21 24.44.39 6 Fat Bottom Girls 20 24.46.03 7 Team Wow 1 20 24.50.22 8 Slick Chicks 18 24.02.51 9 Hammered n Cycled 18 24.22.41 10 Helga's Hooters 18 24.40.57 11 Quick Shift Chicks 17 24.50.44 12 Cheeky Chicks 16 24.28.37 13 Hahn wit Chix 16 24.57.44 Team of 6 Mixed 1 DJ Slab Sans Dryslaw Outlaw 28 24.31.58 2 Topbike Tours 26 24.18.01 3 Circuit Brakers 24 24.10.46 4 Morrell Adventures 24 24.37.43 5 Data Flow Racing 24 24.45.59 6 Dirt Crawlers 23 24.07.21 7 Frasers Spitfires 23 24.14.09 8 Spankalicious 23 24.35.08 9 ANU Mountaineering Club Team B 23 24.39.24 10 Weekend at Bernies II 23 24.39.57 11 ANU Mountaineering Club Team A 22 24.26.32 12 Axis of Evil Knevil 21 24.04.09 13 Too Many Chiefs Not Enough Indians 21 24.06.11 14 Crusty Demons of Bert 21 24.24.27 15 Dodgy Brothers inc 21 24.34.03 16 I spent my last $10 on birth control and beer 21 24.40.41 17 Yahoos (social) 21 24.50.38 18 You Only Ride Twice 20 25.06.16 19 HB’s (Hair Brain Scheme) 19 24.04.34 20 The Jill Berwick Fan Club 19 24.18.40 21 Bushwackers 18 24.21.31 22 J Plus Three 17 24.10.42 23 Cycloramas 17 24.31.24 24 Sugardogs Two 16 24.05.33 25 Lord of the Chainrings 15 25.10.22 Corporate Team of 10 1 Jurkiewicz Blitz 25 24.02.55 2 Ethos Bikes 25 25.02.19 3 Stirred...not shaken 20 24.29.00 4 Black Ops 20 25.10.27 5 AFFA GO 19 24.14.45 6 Fawlty Tyres 19 24.24.57 7 The Gumbys 18 24.09.36 8 Weston Wheely Goods 18 24.19.26 9 SSA Race Condition 17 25.01.32 10 Frock Shocks 16 24.37.55 Fastest lap: Paul Rowney (Yeti and the Bunnymen) 42.14 Slowest lap: Melissa Crawfors (Riding Miss Daisy) 16.06.45
